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Topic: F/S as new "Gold Tone" 5 string open back Banjo ne |
Loren Bayles
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Posted 18 May 2011 11:58 am |
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I acquired this banjo in a trade and it has been played very little.
I don't know much about Banjos so don't know what the difference is between an "open Back" design as opposed to what must be termed a "Closed Back". The best I can describe it is that it is in very nice condition and appears to be hardly played at all.
New suggested retail was $599.00 ******I GUESS THE LATEST MSRP IS $459.00 WHICH MAKES MY ASKING PRICE STILL A BARGAIN FOR A NEAR NEW CONDITION INSTRUMENT******
A savings of $180.00 with shipping included.
Thanks for the additional info Mr. Wireman it is appreciated.
I have not played it and won't be playing it so need to move it.
Will take $275.00 shipped and insured to cont. US. and might consider something in partial trade.
Thanks for looking.
Please email or PM to request pics.
Loren
Last edited by Loren Bayles on 19 May 2011 12:28 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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Loren Bayles
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Iowa, USA * R.I.P.
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Posted 19 May 2011 12:24 pm Gold tone Banjo
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Gene Warner
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Texas, USA
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Posted 8 Aug 2011 10:30 am
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I might be interested if it's an open back banjo. When you turn it over if there is wood on the back it is a closed back, if you can see the underside of the banjo head, it's an open back.
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Loren Bayles
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Iowa, USA * R.I.P.
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Posted 8 Aug 2011 1:02 pm Gold tone Banjo
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Hello Gene.
The Banjo is definitely an open back and I have learned it is model C100 "Cripple Creek" and it is still available.
Thanks .
Loren |
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Loren Bayles
From:
Iowa, USA * R.I.P.
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Posted 11 Aug 2011 5:08 pm Gold tone Banjo
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Any offers out there??? I want to move this nice Banjo as I don't play one and won't be.
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Thanks.
LB |
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Gene Warner
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Texas, USA
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Posted 18 Sep 2011 12:10 pm
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I'm still looking for a banjo. If you can send me some pictures, so I can try to determine it's condition. My eMail is lonewolf@satx.rr.com. Thanks
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